With its first update in two years coming later this month, Dwarf Fortress continues to burrow through the confusing, inhospitable, and endlessly fascinating mantle of middle earth.  Among the new features are a long awaited update to the Adventure Mode, the game’s more accessible built-in roguelike, where you control a single dwarf rather than a whole monastery of them. The irony of calling an ASCII-based roguelike accessible is not lost on us. Still, it may be a way for the uninitiated to ease into this notoriously hard-to-learn game, which requires about the same amount of bookwork as a higher level…